Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 25, 1916, Page 8

iclure 7ells PUTNAM Holy Night Drama Presented at Pom- fret For Fifth Consecutive Year— Death of Rev. John R¥ Stubbert, 78, Pastor Emeritus of Baptist Church. DANIELSON Many Households Entertaining Holi- day Guests—Merchants Happy Over Big Christmas Trade — Benevolent Society Provides for the Needy—H. 8. Alumni to Play.Regulars. For the fifth consecutive year the citizens of Pomfret Saturday night presented their Holy Night drama dealing with the nativity of Christ. As far as pessible those taking part from year to year have been the same, but on account of the sacred topic dealt with in the drama the names of those Mrs. Frances Pillard of Meriden and Basil Pillard, a senior at Yale univer- sity, are holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Glendining. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bergengren of Lynn and Mrs. C. S. Dayton and chil- dren of South Norwalk are spending MEET THE SPRING = FLORIDA DRESSING FINE taking part have never been made pub- i e din; The presentation of the pantomime A. T. Otis & Son G. E. FELLOWS - £ Diae ikt for sty Sening s hvsag | e g e O Heeree ‘and | began soon after the establishment of & Co. Manicuring Nora T. Dunleavy HAIR and High Grade Call and see Us. 72 Franklin.St. Bulletin Bldg. the Pomfret Neighborhood . association and it is within the hall of the associa- tion that the drama is glven. The churches of Pomfret, regardless thbridge. s?l‘l’[iss Marion D. Chollar is_spending the holiday season in New York, the guest of her nieces, Misses Barbara MISS FARNHAM Thayer Block Tel. 578 the out-door hife and paclyodnr g’ oogoer i st Ggmwh&e'i.niwmjr 324 Main St. 36 Lake St. EMEID, e e of denomination, are in perfect accord The Best Engine where you can golf, swim, sail, motorand | and Marion Howland. | = .. .. |and unity of interest in paving this G w. | b o i QUALITY MILK on the market. . is all wi 1 The tip & his mother, Mrs. | reverential tribute to the circumstanc- |- HAMILTON Ready Mire 20 Light Electric play tennis all winter long. vacation period with his mother, “ b E ) Lig fast steamers is a de- | Frederick M. Reed, High street. es surrounding to the birth of the Sa- Paint or Babies Light Plant for south on iy s "Dm, John M. Dowe of Brown university | vour. 2 12 ap FINE Varnishes, and Children the farm, $110.00. thi expericace in itscll in.apending the. holldsy recess with| Cioble Of allmationelities; and tn ait FOOTWEAR Oils and Brushes 105 and 126 quart [€)| W-_ P- HOLMES service T 1 ok s sosr e it the farms' are trained for shepherds. 130 Main St. and Metals g Griswold, Ct. Vorking girls become angelic hosts. The three wise men are of as many different nationalities. The retinues of the Magi are composed of school KEY WEST, TAMP MOBILE and GALVESTON Preston Bros. Inc. plbadintifindd o Soda Water STORER FARM Tel. 8-2 i High Grade Thomas Head, Jr., and Miss Mary Head of Winsted are guests of Michacl Head and family for a few days. THE GET IT HARDWARE . . . Henry Burton-and family are spend- | hoys "An Italian laborer has enact- THAMES and Bottling affording u:nvsPut mfim for 'é’sid Chl:tstmas with relatives 1n|eq lth:h ‘role of: Josepk and a' young Irish NATIONAL Works at PLU.N'I“;ING ALM BEACH ridgeport. girl that of Mary. m Mrs. Sarah Nolan and brother, | " mom Biple illustrations and - reli- By BANK C. E. WRIGHT RING & SISK’S Murphy ST. PETERSBURG,HAVANA Frank Dunn, of Bridgeport, are holi-| gioys paintings the costumes have been | B £33 8 Cove St. Bisisaiite Hardware Co. * day guests of Mrs. James J. Dunn, of | correctly designed and made. The ST 16 Shetucket St. Tel. 425-2 ag 16 Thames St. Tel. 795-5 New Steamer *“Henry Mallory,™ North Main street. mwguamkw_&i.m Silvio Maynard, student at a Bos- ton school of wireless telegrapby, is Write for intaresting free litecature. choirs and instrumentalists of the town churches prepare a programme of music adapted for the presentation. | < Much of it from classical composers, including Hayden and Handel. On the stage In the barn-like struc- ture of the hall the three scencs are set—the Annunclation, the shepherds with their flocks and the thrce wise A men and the stable with its manger. | Preceding the drama there is sing- ing in which first soloists and then all; Franklin Square e e Furniture P REO CARS FERGUSON’S Are Good Cars at his home here for the holiday vaca HIGH GRADE on - - | tion. | : an o i a Mattory Vinee Tinrangs | B: ¥, 0. Connell, station agent, is REO_GARAGE Franklin Square Uphaletery. Work | MEMORIALS orth r, New York—or call upon | spending the holiday at his home in in the I'Wme:da. of Morit THE C. A. G. W. Adams, Depot Tk. Agt, Nor- | Franklin, Mass. New Majestic atches, et Keciiescol i i - Cut_Glass and GEO. E. ich. Holiday ors. Building Silverware ZIMMERMAN 39 Franklin St. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kennedy have as holiday guests Misses Nellie and Margaret Sullivan of Hartford and Shetuciket Street 33 Warren St. Tel. 1254 239 Mai Street Tei. 561 EGG LAYING CONTEST : : " Expert AL s s R = Mr. and Mrs. C Yahn of the | present take part. Such familiar airs | Hens Laid 1955 During Last Week— { 1% 200 M5 QORHISS By To0n e | e While Shephards Watched Their | = TIRE and TUBE H. C. LANE M JamES L. case DB 400 Better Than Last Year. Abert S, Ames of Boston, formerly | Flocks by Night,” “Once in Roval Da- S Repairing A e e ekos e & ELD: = ; superintendent of schools here, was = |Vid's City,” “It Came Upon the Mid- W. R. BAIRD BLACKSMITH hetucket St. c. B. RED There seems to be no question but|Sisitor in Daniclson Saturda night Clear,” and “The Little Town of u ; R A s of ey that the hens in the laving contest at o RGRAUEaR R e Bethlehem,” are heard. Tires and urkee Lane nistare ot adway, Storrs are better birds than those en- X e Then, while the hall was lighted | Supplies Tel. 731 Bsinicas e tered in previous competitions, This| Rev: and Mrs. W. D. Swaffield will | only by candles, the Gospel of the N | S e, ; R k is evidencea by the fact that they laid |be in Malden Wednesday for a reun- | giug 0% SEREe: the Gospel of the Na-, solicited | 1955 eges last week. While this is 50 | lon of the members of the Swardeld crowded the hall to the doors sat ini VICTROLA —— e eggs less than for the preceding week | family. Then is seen Mary kneeling in y.r: the bellef that they would be more Whilo th PURE DRUGS comfortable through the winter and er, reverent silance. The story of the An- V/ASSERMANN e it is 400 more than for the corres- | Clarence Peterson, student at Clark | porerehit siloace The story of the An- | The = YET mE PA SUPPLIES and ponding week a year ago, and in their | college, Worcester, 'is spending the |2nd of the visit of the wise men. s og | Plaut-Cacden Co. I et BBt ACCESSORIES S total production since the contest | holiday period at his home here. e e T Estab. 1872 e, IT FOR YOU ! ‘ stacted Noyeber st the\blcds ste Record Christmas Trade. Mathew, seemed to touch every heart., Plaut-Cadden DI S Caa GEO. F. ADAMS 89! C. E. LANE now considerably over 1000 esgs abead| At the close of business Saturdsy| As a prelude to the first scene a | Building il 2ili B s O e Ul i Soninat® | evening many of the merchants in |voice behind the scenes, supported by | 144-146 Main St.| '9 7 Tova ot | Snop tel. 731 Iy to improve conditions. AIl of the | Danielson reported the best Christmas |2 humming voice, sings the old Ger- | Norwick, Ct. $25:348 Wide. Br Q) House tel. 1123-2 Bouses were papered on fhree sides in | trade ever experienced here. man hymn, “Silent Night. | Norwich, Ct. i Tel. 1213-4 IXi W. W. Wheatley is spending the hol- ‘ iday in Providence. Willard Sturage - i 3 = the shadows with a in upraised Coimpounded > 5> Specialist - . at these en-] Dr. D. H. Dickerman of New Haven in a, b Batteries, Need a Plumber? y Y ironsnental chanses can quite aceount | conducted the service at the Pente-|hand to electrify the Virgin witn the | Accurately [y 2 nd everything &5 o tugns e 'alll oF the increasedivicid: costal church Sunday morning. SRR M) i o by pertaining Tel. 2 Piictograpaic R e Soas ‘Hail, thou that art highly favored. = £ M. ¢ 3 5 A. P. Robinson’s pen of White Leg- D. B. S. Distributes Baskets, he' Baad 1wt fiee e GEOF;&\“:YLONE Thin:; et ieat J...BARSTOW CON horns from Calverton, N. Y.. won first| More than two score baskets of £00d- | thou among women.” | R R % co HOUGHTON place for the week with' a Vield of &3 | suffe were aistributed to worthy fam- | e Bant,t Snen’ flled with won. | 133 West Main St. | e e - SEgs. Auothier pen’of White Teghorns fiiiies in= towntiSaturday evening:\for | aer: « At sistiticfoihe: shcolne oo otl Tel. 182-3° Shotucket St. e TR Shannon Bldg. entered Dby Abel Latham, Brierfield, | Chiristmas. dinner. the. charity being | och; t gel she is at! Telephon, Cater Stree first bewildered, freightened. The m sage sinks into her heart. crossed on her breast, she makes submission. England, laid 41 eggs, thus coming in for second place. A Vermont pen of Rhode Island Reds owned by Hillview Poultry Farm, St. Albans, and a Penn- Wm. Smith & Cc. Fresh and Salt CHOICE MEA:S under the direction of the Danieison Benevolent society. Defeated Bartlett. ] Everything Pur Clean and Good With arms | head bowed, | Drive Him to the GREEMEVILLE GRAIN Photographic Goods? sylvania pen of Leghorns owned by| By easily defeating Bartlett High| “Behold the handmaid of the Lord; Groceries ana Why The e atithe Braeside Poultry Farm of Strouds- |school, 31 to 12, Killingly High .chool | Be it done unto me according to they Provisions for Oats and PROVIDENCE o CRANSTON cCo. 1" of burg, tied for third with 40 ezgs each. | strengthened its hold on the lead in |Word. ! 85 Town St. * get a barre! of | BAKERY Of the one hundred entries in tne con- | the Quinebaug Valley Baskotvall[ The curtain falls as the ange Norwicn: Towni of course Daisy Best Flour 56 Frankiin St. test all but two pens of Rocks were |league race and now looks like a sure | Parts. —The audience is greatly affect- ; 25-29 Broadway el Samaitimes gl producers last week. championship winner for the 1913-17|€d and some are sobbing. demer = 449_N. Main St. Tel. 1123-3 One White Wyandotte pullet was | season. The scene changes to an open field, o ———— Tel. 326-5 —— found to be eatlnt her owa czss and Mo Raspostor oFiParaone, som everywhere, except for the dim THE BEST FREDERICK LUMBER perhaps others laid in her pen. This et A e e ntern here or there. = . i is a rather vicious and, of course, un- |, 1¢¥ streets brought the haughty and | shepherds are seen. lying on the 25¢ DINNER (A Coi ot GRADE of ail profitable habit for a hen to acquire; s e i e e E S ?'l'mmd, their staves beside them and in town th; Maker and [ COAL descriptions To cure, "Hens. probably seduive thig |t the week end following the freszerp | (5] 11", S8 Smons them. In the ¢ Sl Phone 1027 B P CHAPPELL O ha,b(tibyththe accide;m&lhun ing_of L’k& came in on the wings of a violent mdiancgh drawing nearer from a di The New: Lenox | Colonial ~ Theatre |3 CHAPPELL CO. i eggs in the nest or in the pen. U P nce, illuminates the scene. The =l Main St. Building b Tel. 24 bird is not particularly valuable the Will Not Return. shepherds are afraid. A volce cheer: . Telephone safest and surest cure is the hatchet, | It was announced Saturday = that|them with its glorious message: 2 - Room3 H owed by a chicken dinner. As a|Paul N. Swaffield, - former history | “Fear not. for behold I hing | ! 4 precautionary measurs it is well toteacher at Killingly'Tigh school. has|good tidings of zrestonov.lvn):ilc’;fsi\:(a)fl; G00L ROOFING AUTO LIVERY IF HE'S SICK provide dark nests so that the birds|decided not to return here to fill the|be to all people; for unte vo ui . 2 would not find a_broken esg and fur- | vacancy caused by the resignation, |this day in the’ Gity o David abgzrlr.'é i all Ex;’,;dsss THUMM'S sond. far thermore if the *hens are kept busy | effective last Friday, of Roy Buraham | viour which is Christ the Latd | i prancios, : Delicatessan DR. COLES from morning Il night they are less Christmas Festivals Tonight. In the distance the Heavenly Hosts | |8 /e Chas.E. Whitaker Day and Night 7 likely to acquire habits of this sort.| . ;94 will bring Christmas tirce |Sather, and the angelic cholr sings the 2B T. J. Fitzgerald 40 Franklin St. 135 Franklin St. An English writer suggests the fol-| - N ad tidings: “Glory to God in thi 81 Water St. ' » 5 lowing remedy: Blow out the contents | Xercises at the Methodist, Baptist and | iphieqt "ang on earth peace. good o Phone 977 Tel. 1309 Tel. 1093 of o fresh ege, then fill the shell with |C i - | toward’ men.” & & ? | tle people are very much interested ard men. o e e T r e e o time- | the "programs that have been ar- k (Zhio [EHL 15 gone | The shepherds ANDEGCKET First Quality Haberdashers single peck at the doctored egg is suf- | ranged. ihe dneclic ot towara Bitbichoy BILLAKDS colids $2.00 SKIRTS e ficient and that inveterate egs eaters A Prosperous Town. the manger over Which Mac . ang Feo DOOLEY & Tea and Spices 1 can be cured in this way. The croaker's “Holw long is this|geph watch with such loving. revee. e lioson at Made to Measure Quthitiers to Mer. The three best pens In_cach of the | prosperity oIng to last?” is drowned | cie. “The shepherds ‘steal i “ove ; T oha eruacis AR e principal varieties are as folows: today. 1“9«(!]“?5;;::3%&:” AR hiiat. |2wed, fall on their knees, worship and Basement Tea Store GLOTHING CO. Pen. Barred Plymouth Rocks mas. ~All are happy—the future muy | IRt | Thayer Building 164 Main Strest MILLSTEIN iy e 4 Jules F. Francais, W. Hamp- | well take care of itself; it always bas. hom:ge“’t‘;eu:’;egxcf’me and pay their - J. H. MYERS 106 Main St. & 5 % ton Beach, L. 1. .............. 175 | Killingly is a mighty prosperous town. > Dlvine occupant of the Come and See My § Fairflelds Poultry Farms, Short manger. Kings and princes and rich | Falls, N. H. men come with their offerings. Artistic .............. Christmas Party. New Line of Light Repairing There | 5 Self Starti o 8 Rodman Schaff, Fitzwilliam, The annual Christznas party of_the |is, before the manger, a pageant of the | $1800 SUI TS Funeral Designs °; _-‘"t‘"g of all kinds N H ...... . . 106 | Nadel Arbeit club i?rheld with Mrs. :)O;ld‘;s !;nilshtl_%ad POW?T, which seems for this month of al’ Temmg on at the 8 Alfred L. Reed, Hawkins street. ade into littleness in the radiance | v descriptions yRewriters : - White Wyandottes. Twelve members attended. For sup- |from the manger-bed. oty Sen e g 16 Merrythought Farm, Colum- per consomme, stuffed peppers, hot| Thus ends the simple, direct and LOUIS NELKIN REUTER’S HoFt W AGNER Franklin Square bia, Comn. ................... 202|rolls, fruit salad, English plum pud- |reverential action of the Nativity as 11y Franklin St 140 Main Street Box 196 e 21 Brayman Farm, Westville, N, ding and coffee were served. Enter-|&iven by the villagers of Pomfret. ————— Tel. 184 Nocrwich, Conn, Troiley Station ok §l . . 173 | tainment included the projection with mSo !by“rcl;nmor} consent, thehChrist- HOME & % L ooe)] a stereopticon of cartoons of members [ mas festival performance of this dra- 5 T £ e i 150 | of the club, drawn by other membors, | matic story of the Nativity has been FUERN'S‘::RS Sneciaher o:r)|°ca:; Motor Cycles, A‘:;‘::r‘:m:;nd;-oods Rhode Island Reds each illustration accompanied by on |established in Pomfret as the Passion Eob tha trom kind of Sicycle Supplies : 0- Pogquat: Potltyy Duirsy. Souths originai poem. Play has been established in that other | oL TS Cripple Work ot sompiete Stack ROPL, CORN. oeevovnnnocennsoe 104 Heavy Traffic. obscure village, Oberammergrau, in the ECHWARTZ GOODYEAR ane. of Up-to-daze 50 Jacob B. Jansen, North Ha- Comaid i e s i | BavaT A DS: BROS. Shoe Pundriss Fishing] Tackle Yen, Conn, ..................- 177 | ryle Saturday night, when hundreds of ; S0 Water St Repairing Co. GV GV ¥ iliview Poultry Farm, St. Al- | noliday _visitors were traveling over OBITUARY. Tel. 965 86 Franklin Street PENDLETON, Jr. PENDLETON. Jr. G S Rt S the local line. On the whole, how- AT T Tel. 717-4 5 35 Sroacwa, White Leghorns. ever, the £00d nature of the travelers Rev. J. R. Stubbert. AND DYEING S 35 Broadway y 8 Hiltop Poultry Yards, was in evidence and they were will- ‘Word was received .in Putnam today See SPEAR and First-class work 2 | g z : | | § s Ales, Wines, eI S Connzntl e e . 261 |ing to allow much for conditions cre- |Of the death in Meshanticut Park, R. EAST SIDE f 2 7 82 Clifford 1 Stoddard, Wood- ated by the unusual amount of travel. |1, Saturday morning of Rev. J. R. atjoightiprices WET WASH You'il See Liguors, (agars bridge, CODN ...o-voteeecans .. 234 Chief Grimshaw Home: Stubbert, 78, for many years pastor of LANG'S C. A. SPEAR and ®8 Frances H. Mersereau, West Conta MR T o the First Baptist church of Putnam DYE WORKS Ernest Freeman Optometrist Bowling Afleys Willington, Conn. ...... e 380 [ St Vineenvs hanar 17o;|and one.of the best known Baptist 157 Franklin St. i Franklin Squar P E. A. Ballard, Chestnut Hill, Wme o - S XCERUS M0SPLA) &L Yanintsters ‘of Connecticlnt: g 15 Ripley Place ranklin Square T. ETHIER W Vo T e 4 3 orcester Saturday evening. While| Rev. Mr. Stubb had b i 2 Tel. 1217-4 o up stairs Tt e e e e Y ubbert had been in fail Tel. 1112-4 P 18 Bath St. Miscellaneous. his operation for appendicitis, 1t will | 108 health for some years. ~On ac- in Somers Bid 5 — B Cloyes & Sullivan (Buff Wy- be some time before he is able %0 Te- | for ap e Batosn coenation as pas- and CATERING andotes) Hartford, Conn. .... 189 [turn to duty. In the meantime the|gu,gao o SHGam Shufen was read, 22 Where METAL 13 Koshaw Farms, (Buff Rocks) disposition of officers as at preseat 2% 3 ooyoar. . Later E i s Second-hand ot B bt s 175 | nosilion sof . oficers e he was made pastor emiritus, He was verything Is He Going? CEILINGS A ¢ Obea G. Knight, (White Orp- A o e e greatly beloved by his parishioners and Furnisned Wiy 65 the utos ingtons) Bridgeton, R. I. ..... 171 ite Way Incicates Enterprise. |was held in high regard by all class- WAUREGAN John O. Johnson Auto Tires { While Danielson's Christmas White | €S of citizens of Putnam. MABREY GA B UCeutal FAve. Way has come to be something of an| Rev. John R. Stubbert was born on 57. Broadway HOTEL > D. J. Handleman old story to business men here and |APril 8th, 1839, in Nova Scotia. He of course 194,50 gt PORTO RICO LINE Creids Regt: 11 Eroaduway, Nev Yok Apply to John A. Dunn, 5u =, any railroad ticket office or au- tho! tourist age: 32 WHEN_ YOU WANT to put your bus- iness before the public, no edium better tham through the ad- columns of The Bulletin. to residents in general, it proves a source of interest and enjoyment to out of town people and is taken as a mark of progressiveness and livelv town spirit by strangers. This is fre- quently made clear by the remarks of visitors here and by passengers on trains through the borough, who fre- quently are heard to comment favor- ably on the holiday street lighting ar- rangement. Alumni to Show Regulars. Anxious to show the regulars some- thing, the K. H. S. alumni team that will face the league leaders here to- night will get together a holiday tcam that has the ambition of handing the spangle wearers a Christmas present of a real beating, But in carrying out this ambition the alumni will be ex- ceedingly busy, for Killingly has an- cther great team this year, one that doesn’t worry over somebody’s recorls made in the past. No One Understands. A Kansas City mother thinks her daughter is insane ‘because she doesnt’ wear clothes enough to keep her warm.” Thus are the pioneers of fashion misunderstood.—Toledo Blade. Getting Better. Only 20 hunters killed in a wonth. An encouraging showing. Thirty were killed the first month last yeaci— Milwaukee Bentinel. came to the United States in 1875 and married Miss Emma S. Randlett, .the daughter of a Boston clergvman, who with a daughter and two sons survive. Mr. Stubbert held two pastorates in Putnam, the first from 1882 until 1890, and the second from 1900 to the time] of his resignation this year, a total period of twenty-two years. : Besides his partorates in Putnam he has had churches in_ Suffield, South Framingham, Mass., New London and ‘Southington. Governor Marcus (H. Holcomb of Connecticut is a friend of Mr. Stubbert and was superintendent of the Southington Sunday school while Mr. Stubbert was pastor there. For many years Mr. Stubbert has spent his summers at Crescent Beach, ‘where he was a property holder, and is especially well known in New Lon- don county on account of his summer residence and his pastorate in the city of New London. Six-family Block Sold. Announcement was made Saturday of the sale of C. S. Andem, through A. B. Randall, of a six-family block on Elm street to Philip Zaltas. Merrill P. Payne of Northampton is spending the holiday recess at his home here. Nathan Lavine of Worcester is at his home here for the holiday. Miss Maude Carpenter of Connecti- cut college is spending the recess with her mother, Mrs. Alice Carpenter. Joseph Flage of Hartford is passing — PIPES the holiday with his parents, Town Clerk and Mrs. David Flags. Miss. Catherine Russell of the Em- ma Willard" school is at her home l‘ere for the holidays. Big Pine Blows Over. At the Wheelock home on Church street a monster pine tree, blown over during the gale of the preceding night, blocked the” highway Saturday morn- ng. Holiday Travel Heavy. No holiday in years has developed heavier traffic than that of Saturday, when some of the expresses through this city were run in three sections. John A. C. Warner was leader of the Y. P. S. C., E. meeting at the iCong!‘ega(iom‘il church Sunday even- ng. Putnam lodge of Elks will distri- bute charity in the city today, in the usual quiet way foHowed by the or- eanization. # X PIPES . Buy your pipes from us. We have the M shape and kind you want and give you your money’s worth every time. BETTING, 56 Broadway PIPES Sunday Parcel Post Delivery. A delivery of parcel post was made Sunday morning for the benefit of hundreds in the ecity. Services at Church. The following was the program at the service at the Congregational church Sunday evening: Organ prelude; processional, O Come, All Ye Faithful; hymn 123, Jov to the World; reading, The Legend of Ca- thay; hymn 138, There Came a Little Child Scripture recitation, Ruth Child; prayer by the pastor; solo, The Virgin's Luliaby, Buck, Miss Gretchen Maertens; primary department brings white gifts; quintette, O, Little Town of Bethlehem; intermediate, senior, and adult departments bring White Gifts; reading, Why the Chimes Rang, Miss Margery Mann; hymn 126, Hark, the Herald Angel~: sum=—or- o€ ~£eL Evening Congregation Tel. 719 and 718-3 Bulletin Building, Doxolory; closing prayer and benedic- tion. VILLA BANDIT® ARE IN ‘POSSESSION OF TORREON Official Reports Have Been Received By the State Department. Washington, Dec. 24—Official . re- ports to the state department from border and Mexican interior poin:s say tnat Viila bandits yesterday occupied Torreon. N9 details of the action were given exceépt that many foreign- ers, anticipating that the attack weculd be successful, had departed be- fore the bandits entered. From the Commerce Reports. Post and telegraph charges ‘have been advanced in Austria in order to rofen the i=tarest on the war loans |§ 13 N. High St SRR, FARMING IMPLEMENTS and MECHANICS’ of all kinds THE HOUSEHOLD 74 Franklin Street TOOoLS It is expected clusion of peace. Not Laughing Now. Some other people who dorr't any better may laugh at Housewiv Leagues, but the food sharks are uc doing any laughing.—Charleston News and Courier. East Hartford—State Auditor Jumes P. Tobin who has been quite ill at his home in East Hartford from 'a severe cold is able to attend to his duties EEnty in this way $18,270,000 in additional avenue. Prince Edward island has about $4,000 worth of blue stock to American ‘eaters thi: The material is shipped in kegs. Italy has raised the price of M: land tobacco from $1.7 pound, until six months after the con-